On April 12, 2014
Killington

Birch Ridge Inn

Birch Ridge Inn At the covered carriageway Killington Road at Butler Road Killington, VT Nestled in the Green Mountains, surrounded by lush gardens in the summer, and mountains of snow each winter, we have the perfect spot for your wedding celebration. From lodging for you and your guests to gourmet delights for the reception, let us help you plan your special day. Ask about the Birch Ridge Inn’s Romance Packages.

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Address: 37 Butler Road, Killington VT

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